Articles by Samantha Dean
Fish Oil Supplement During Pregnancy Does Not Make Your Child Intelligent, Suggests New Study
Fish oil supplements consumed by women during pregnancy have reportedly shown negative results in improving the brain function of children, a new study has revealed. There may even be a detrimental effect on a child's behavior and executive functioning.
You Can Now Buy Apple Watch Nike Sport Band Separately For $49
Apple has announced the availability of Nike Sport Bands for Apple Watch users. The company's Apple Watch band spring collection also includes new additions to Woven Nylon Bands and Hermès bands.
Samsung DeX Station And 5,100 mAh Power Bank For Galaxy S8 Leaks Ahead Of Launch
A 5,100 mAh powerbank and dock station may be launched for the Samsung Galaxy S8. The powerbank and DeX station may be priced at $75 and $159, respectively.
Rosetta Captures Landslide On Comet 67P For First Time Ever
Rosetta, the spacecraft meant to study the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, captured a landslide on the comet. The images captured were the first ever evidence of landslides occurring on a comet surface.
Climate Change Trend Continues In 2017 After Record Breaking 2016
The World Meteorological Organization has shared a report stating that the weather trends noticed in 2016 may continue in 2017 as well. 2016 saw many extreme weather conditions, including El Nino and life-taking droughts worldwide.
Here's How A Samsung Galaxy S8 Looks Next To iPhone 7 And Galaxy S7 Edge
Samsung’s upcoming flagship smartphone Galaxy S8 has leaked again. The Galaxy S8 is placed between the iPhone 7 and Galaxy S7 edge in the leaked image.
Researchers Find New And Faster Way Of Treating Depression
Researchers at the University Of California San Diego School Of Medicine found that intake of Glyoxalase can help reduce depression faster. The experiment has been conducted on mice, but human trials may be far off for now.
NIH Budget Cut Proposal: Demotivating To Scientists, Students, And More
The NIH Budget cut proposal is expected to majorly affect scientists and students at the institute. NIH funding has been reduced by $5.8 million, which is a 20 percent reduction, according to the budget document.
Climate Change Caused Mammal Dwarfing: Would Humans Shrink As Well?
A recent study has found that due to climate change, mammals shrank in size some 50 million years ago. The research further stated that even humans are at risk of shrinking due to climate change.
Moto G5 Plus Gets Minor Software Update: Here's What It Brings
The Moto G5 Plus has received a new software update, which improves the audio quality of the device, especially while capturing videos. The update is an OTA one and also brings some bug fixes to the handset.
SpaceX Intends Bringing Internet To Space: How Realistic Are Elon Musk's Plans?
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk intends to bring internet to space, allowing a possible form of communication between Mars and Earth. Musk has reportedly had several secret meetings with FCC to take forward his latest project.
Pain Killers Up Risks Of Heart Attack: Better Think Twice Before Taking That Ibuprofen
Consumption of painkillers can increase the risk of heart attacks by 31 percent. Usage of painkillers such as Ibuprofen may cause blood clots resulting to high pressure and subsequently heart attacks according to a new study.
Want A Peek In An Active Volcano? Google Street View May Come Handy
People will now be able to see an active volcano using Google's Street View. This complex goal was achieved by the company with the help of two explorers on the remote island of Ambrym.
Tightest Orbital Dance Between Black Hole And Star Witnessed By Astronomers
Astronomers have revealed the existence of a white dwarf star that orbits in close proximity to a black hole. The star whips around the black hole two times in an hour and could be the tightest orbital dance witnessed by astronomers.
SpaceX Delays Launch Of Falcon 9 Due To Bad Weather Conditions
SpaceX has delayed the launch of the Falcon 9 rocket carrying the EchoStar XXIII satellite due to poor weather conditions. The EchoStar XXIII is a commercial satellite, weighing about 12,500 pounds.
Nintendo Switch Issues: Battery Does Not Last Long, Performance Differences In Portable And Docked Modes
Nintendo Switch, which started off with a massive sales record of about 80,000 units being sold in the UK, was launched on March 3. However, the console is facing major issues with its portable mode, battery drainage being one.
Intel Confirms Acquisition Of Mobileye Self-Driving Car Tech Firm For $15.3 Billion
Intel has confirmed that it is acquiring self-driving car tech firm Mobileye for $15.3 billion on March 13. As part of the deal, Intel will be shelling out $63.54 per share for Mobileye in cash.
Lyme Disease Arrives Early In East Coast This Year, Climate Change To Blame?
Experts are of the belief that Lyme disease's early arrival at the East Coast is due to climatic changes. Come 2025, the Lyme disease season could get preponed by two weeks by 2065.
Samsung Galaxy S7 And Galaxy S7 Edge To Get Android 7.0 Nougat Update On March 20 In Canada
Canadian Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge users can rejoice now as Rogers has announced that it will bring the Android Nougat update to both devices. The update is scheduled to roll out on March 20.
Dogs Can Be Manipulative, Sneaky To Get Treats From Humans
Man's best friend can be both manipulative and wily to get hold of their favorite food. A new study reveals that dogs attempt sneaky tactics to weasel a treat out of humans.
John Carmack Sues Former Employer ZeniMax For $22.5 Million
John Carmack, the new CTO of Oculus, has sued ZeniMax Media for not paying the remaining amount for id Software purchase. However, ZeniMax stated that the claims made by Carmack are baseless.
Didi Chuxing Opens AI Development Lab In US, Here's What Uber Rival Is Planning
Didi Chuxing has opened its new AI development in Mountain View California on March 8. The lab will be majorly focusing on AI-based security, as well as intelligent driving technologies.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Said To Have 'Great' Codename
Samsung Galaxy Note 8, which is expected to be the successor of the Galaxy Note 7, may bear the codename 'Great.' Samsung is looking to gain back the goodwill with the Galaxy Note 8 after the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco.
Astrophysicists Trying To Make Sci-Fi A Reality With James Webb Space Telescope
The new Webb Space Telescope will be replacing Hubble Space Telescope and will help astrophysicists look into the formation of stars happening 13 billion light years away to gain knowledge about the universe's formation.
Another Galaxy S7 Catches Fire, Samsung Investigating Incident
A Galaxy S7 smartphone belonging to a student caught fire while she was asleep. The device started emitting smoke and was charred, but the victim escaped without any injuries.
Samsung Galaxy S8 Production Underway, 4.7 Million Units Being Manufactured In March
The much-awaited production of the Samsung Galaxy S8 has finally begun in the company's Vietnam facility. The OEM is hoping to produce nearly 10 million units of its flagship device in the next two months.
Solar Storms Responsible For Removing Electrons From Our Atmosphere
Solar storms created by electrically charged particles are the reason behind the creation of the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights across the Arctic, states a new study. These solar storms also affect GPS signals and cause power failure.
Costco Raises Annual Membership Fee, Is The Hike Worth It?
Costco announced the expected price hike in its annual membership fees structure on March 2. Post the announcement, the company’s shares fell by 4.3 percent but analysts predict that loyal customers will stay despite the hike.
Microsoft Cortana Update For Android Brings Lock Screen Feature
Microsoft 's Cortana has been updated for Android users to version 2.5.0. Thanks to the latest update, Android users can now use the virtual assistant from their device's lock screen itself.
Samsung Galaxy S7 Catches Fire, Owner Escapes Serious Injuries
Samsung Galaxy S7 scares another customer by catching fire and billowing smoke. The device, which was kept inside the cup holder of the car, all of a sudden started emitting smoke while the owner was driving to her friend's house.
